Ennius

Role: poet · First appears: Grammarians 2

Life events

• Livius and Ennius taught Greek and Latin at Rome and abroad.(Grammarians 1 · 📍 Rome)
  • With: Sergius Galba
  • “Livius and Ennius, who are acknowledged to have taught both languages as well at Rome as in foreign parts.”
• Lucius Cotta proved that two grammatical books were not written by the poet Ennius.(Grammarians 1)
  • With: Lucius Cotta
  • “Lucius Cotta has satisfactorily proved that they are not the works of the poet Ennius, but of another writer of the same name”
• Quintus Vargonteius undertook Ennius's Annals and read them to crowded audiences.(Grammarians 2)
  • With: Quintus Vargonteius
  • “Quintus Vargonteius undertook the Annals of Ennius, which he read on certain fixed days to crowded audiences.”

Grammarians 2

• with Quintus Vargonteius (Quintus Vargonteius undertook and publicly read Ennius's Annals.) “After that, Quintus Vargonteius undertook the Annals of Ennius, which he read on certain fixed days to crowded audiences.”

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Extracted from the original text of The Lives of the Twelve Caesars. Made with Rho MD.